All Chapters of Tailored For Mr Alpha's Lust : Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

LEVI EDELMAN I swallowed nothing, clenching my fists against the bed as I heard her pull the exit door outside. I hated the sight of her hurting. I almost spilled my whole shits to her minutes ago, it'd taken my whole years of alpha training to stop the words. I was eating deep into her skin, and I knew it. It hurt the most, having the knowledge that I'd be completely gone from her in the next two months. I was only slightly sick right now and she was this affected. What would become of her after my death? I couldn't think about it. ‘‘You passed the night here?’’ Alan's voice caught my attention from outside. “Do you have a problem?’’ Gia replied rudely. “Fuck! He knows nothing about our argument.’’ I snapped quietly, as if she could hear me. “Of course not. I'm just surprised to see you here at this time of the day.’’ Alan responded coolly.Cheers to his cool personality, he didn't take Gia's approach to heart as expected. “And it's also kinda surprising that you're here at

ALAN WOODS ~Some night ago....‘‘For how long do you plan to turn me down, huh?’’ Maddison whined, stifling a scoff. “I'm never giving in to your request to start with.’’ I scowled, hoping she saw the grudging truth behind my statement through my expression.I once asked her for a drink, but she'd bluntly declined my invite and even walked me out of her bedroom that night. What makes her think I couldn't do the same?“Of course you are.’’ She shushed. “If you have nothing more important to say, you should take your leave now.’’ I stood, heading to the door to lead her out, when she stopped me. “Why are you ignoring me now? I thought we were a team?’’ Her sexy eyes regarded mine in a crazily seductive squint. I forced my gaze up to meet the door, my fists clenched hard to stop every sick thought that tried to force its way into my head. “Not anymore.’’ I made to proceed, but she stopped me again. “Just a bottle. I promise never to ask you out again.’’ It must have been just me

LEVI EDELMAN“You should punish her, Levi! She was careless! How could she let this happen?”Alan’s voice was the first thing that pulled me out of my thoughts. His words came sharp, full of fire, louder than I cared to hear.I sat still, my hands resting on my lap, my eyes fixed on nothing in particular. My chest felt tight, but anger wasn’t what filled it. I let his words sink in, but not toward Gia; my concern resides on the person who could’ve tampered with the herbs. Alan was pacing the room, shaking his head, cursing under his breath. I knew Alan well enough; once he got started, it was hard to get him to stop. But still, I can’t just sit while he lashes out at Gia. “Calm down, Alan,” I muttered. He turned to look at me, his face twisted with disbelief, like I’d just said the dumbest thing in the world.“Calm down?” he repeated. “Levi, the herbs are missing. That herb is the only thing we had left. The only thing that could slow the sickness. And you want me to calm down?”

ALAN WOODSI wasn’t surprised when the question finally left Maddison’s lips.I had seen it building in her eyes even before she said a word. She tried to sound calm, like it was just another passing thought, but I knew her too well. I could hear the small crack in her voice, the hesitation, the way her fingers fidgeted against the side of her clothes.“If you care about Levi,” she’d said, pausing like the words tasted bitter in her mouth, “then why did you agree to steal his herbs in the first place?”I leaned my shoulder against the wall, studying her. The room had gone quiet, so quiet I could hear the clock ticking above her head. I waited for a while before answering, watching how her eyes shifted, waiting for an answer. “You don’t have to worry about that,” I said finally, my voice low and smooth. “I know Keegan can handle it. He always finds a way.”Maddison didn’t look fully convinced, but I didn’t give her more to hold onto. I pushed myself off the wall, letting out a slow si

LEVI EDELMAN I don’t know how long I sat in the room. The walls felt like they were closing in on me, pressing against my chest, making it hard to breathe. My mind had gone too quiet, too heavy, like even my own thoughts had given up on me.I stared at nothing but feeling everything.At some point, I pushed myself up and left the room. I didn’t know where I was going. I just needed to breathe, or maybe I just needed to move, to remind myself I still could.I’d been trying not to think too much about Alan. Trying not to focus on how he always found a way to push Maddison away whenever I tried to lash out at her.I couldn’t understand it. Alan never did anything without a reason, but this time, I couldn’t figure him out.The thought stayed in my head, even as I turned the corner, heading for the door. But before I could step outside, I slowed down when I heard Keegan’s voice.I frowned, wondering what he was doing here and why he hadn’t told me.I took a step forward, and then I saw Gi